Lucy Lawless

Maltin on Movies

Leonard Maltin

Comedy, Jessie, Leonard, On, Tv & Film, Maltin, Movies

4.2 • 662 Ratings

🗓️ 29 November 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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It’s been decades since Lucy Lawless became world-famous as Xena, the Warrior Princess. Since then she’s done everything from appearing on Broadway in Grease to starring in an eye-opening Spartacus TV series. Now she’s made her directorial debut with a compelling documentary called Never Look Away, about videographer Margaret Moth, who thrived on the adrenaline of shooting in war zones. It played at this year’s Sundance Film Festival and South by Southwest and is now opening in theaters and on many streaming services. Lawless is justifiably proud of her achievement and Leonard and Jessie were impressed with her—as an interviewee and as a filmmaker.

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0:29.6	Hi everybody, I'm Leonard Malton. And I'm Jesse Malton.
0:38.3	You're listening to Malton on movies.
0:40.0	And our guest today is well known as an actress, but she has just made her directorial
0:45.7	debut with an absolutely compelling and shattering documentary called Never Look Away.
0:55.5	My mom liked it, Lucy Lawless.
0:57.7	My mother likes very little.
0:59.9	Wow.
1:00.4	And she was blown away.
1:02.6	Oh, good.
1:02.9	What was it that she liked?
1:05.0	As opposed to other things.
1:06.5	What could it be?
1:07.4	No, just the storytelling.
1:09.0	The story that you're telling.
1:10.6	Yeah. And the way you're telling. Yeah.
1:11.6	And the way you told both.
1:12.6	Oh, marvelous.
1:13.6	Thank you so much.
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